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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03
Will Not Resign

ATLANTA, GA, January The city
was agog all day Yesterday over the re-
ported resignation from the United States
Senate of Joseph +. Brown. For some
days rumors have been published in the
Georgia papers to that effect but they as
sumcd such 4 positive air yesterday that
a correspondent used telephone '-!l, '
which is Senator Rrown's number, and eN-
tracted from him the following statement:
II am not bound 10 contradict every
rumor set on foot by correspondents. As
to my health it is better than it has been
tor a long time. will leave for Washing
ton To take NV seat next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03
John Newberry Dead.

DETROIT, January John Ncwbeny
died this afternoon ut clock in his Glst
wear He was a member of the firm of
Ncwbcrry X MILAN, capitalists, ana was
interested in great many railroads and
other enterprises in this city and state.
In 1-7~ he was elected TO Congress and
in ISL was prominently urged for the
position Us Secretary of the Interior in
President Garlield'S cabinet. lie was
known rs one of the foremost admiralty
lawyers in the country. Ills estate is eSti-
mated as worth about $1,000, 900 He
leaves a widow, three sons and a daughter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03
4 Sew Rail Mill.

PITTsBURG, January 2.-Camcgie Rros.
4 Co., have decided to erect new steel
rail mill at Braddock, and work on the
structure will be started within thirty
days. The new plant will cost upwards
ofa million dollars and will give employ
ment to large number of men. The
company's works will then have a capaci-
ty of loo, geo tons Of rails per annum, or
about onc-third of the entire production
of the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03

COCAINE, IOpoFoKM OR MEErrEIAIs
in any form in the treatment of Catauh or
hay fever should be avoided, ;ts they are
both injurious and dangerous. lOdoiorm
is easily detected bv its offensive odOr.
The only reliable cltarrh remedy on the
market to-day is EIy's Cream Balm, being
free from all poisonous drugs. 1t has
cured thousands Of acute and chronic cases
where ali other remedies have failed. \
particle Is applied into each nostrl; no
pain: agreeable to use. Price % cents OF
druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03
BARNESNILIE. q.
4 spicy Letter from the Region of "Sun
Kissed Hills"


Kissed Hills"
The Temperance workers Of Barnes
vile aud Warren township are active in
obtaining signatures to a petition TO the
Legislature, asking for amendments to the
Dow law. The petition asks that the
local option feature of the law he made
co-cxtcnsive with county lines, and that
the wholesale agency business be made
unlawful. Many think that prohibition
in Bamcsvillc fails to prohibit, but the po-
lice records clearly show a decrease in the
number OF arrests for drunkenness and
the crimes growing out Of the sale Otliquor.
Two meetings have been held III City
Hall, and a lively interest is manifested.
\ law and order" society will probably
he organized.
The marriage Of Mr.. John Mackall and
Miss Mary Elrick, well known young peo-
pie of this place, occurred at the home OF
w. F. Janeway, in Columbus, Thursday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Mackall returned
to GAINESVILLE ON Fridayau and enjoyable
reception was given them at the home OF
the groom the same evening. They will
locate in GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. J. X. Barnes had marrow escape
from death in PlttSburg on Monday. He
was struck by a switch engine, and had 4
leg broken in two places, besides being
much bruised otherwise lie was brought
home Monday night, and is doing well.
Miss Bette Davenport, charming
young lady of st. Clrirsville attended the
reception given Mr. and Mrs. John Mac
kali last Friday evening, at the home of
their mother, Mrs. Sarah Mackall, OfNOrth
Chestnut street.
The usual programme Of turning overa
new leaf" and swearing of, was carried
ont on New Years. 1t is badly needed 10y
some OF our men about town, notwith-
standing prohibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers, OF North
Chestnut street, who have been enjoying a
delightful visit with Wheeling friends, re-
turned home the latter part Of the week.
The Methodist and Presbyterian congrc'
cations OF this place will observe thc week
Of prayer, and it is probable that Il series
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lug, spent several days the past week Will
the family oi j. IL. Co!Nlg, Oi East Man
street.
Mr.. Goldsmith, IN Arch street grocer
gave 4 hundred or more oi his friends {;
taste Of line watermelon Christmas morn
VI & St,rhurL w,s n,irulIv but mo,
scri,u.Iv niur,I thr other Iay by hi,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03
RRuGGE BUILDERS,
Eight Companies Representing SioO,00O,-
900 Capital Form n Union.

900 Capital Form n Union.
NEW loEK, January Eight OF the
principal companies uf the country inter
c~tcd in building iron bridges, aud repre-
scnting about $luo.UO0,Oo Of capital,
nave formed union lM the promotion Of
their common welfare in matters oi cspc-
cial importance to themselves Fora year
or more the project has been under diScUs-
sion, but it was not until three weeks that
the project assumed definite proportions,
and since that several meetings have been
held. Yesterday the combination was
finally formed, the following companies
hting. represented rs entering the union:
The Phoenix Bridge, the keystone Bridge,
the New Jersey Steel and Iron Companies,
the Philadelphia Bridge works, the Morse
bridge and the pIsSrIc Rolling Mills Com
panics. the Detroit Bridge and Iron Works,
and the Edgcmorc Iron Company. of Will
mingtou. Del. The Louisville Iron and
Bridge Works. the Prncoyn Bridge and
Construction Company and several Others
viii probably join the combination. The
object of this union, said one of the gen
tlrmcn interested interested in this matter.
us 10 promote the general welfare Of the
companies in matters Of plans and speclii-
cations especially.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03
Can't Make Anything Like II.

| have been practicin@ medicine for
twenty years, and have never been able to
put up a vegetable compound that would,
like simmons Liver Regulator, promptly
nd effectively move the liver to action
and at the same time aid 0nStcad ot weak
cuinc# the digestive and asslmilatiyc pow
erS OF the system.
No other remedy within my knowledge
can ill its place.
/. VI. HINTON. VI. D.,
Washington, Ark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03

FORT Worth, Ten, JanuMy 2.-Ihe
gazette published today the official report
OF the convention OF county judges from
counties in the drouth districts Of Texas,
held at Albany, this state. Twcnty-one
counties were represented in the conyen-
tion. The total number Of people III these
counties now in need OF tond, clothing and
fuel is placed at 81 400.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03

WASHINGToN, u. c., January at
has beer decided to invest the Logan fund
in United States lour-pcr-cCnt bonds, and
Captain George f.. Lemon will purchase
at once as first installmcnt S2O, 900
worth of such bonds, have them registered
in Mrs. Logan's name and deliver them to
her
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03
lyarnp Sabbath breakers.

PTTsBURGH, Pa, January 2.-Thc Law
and Order Society inaugurated 4 war
against the Sabbath breakers to-day, and
as = result all the cigar stores, contcciion-
cries and a large number OF saloons were
closed. The cigar dealers threaten to re
taliate by stopping the street cars and
closing up all kinds Of business n,Nt san
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03

CAPTAIN GEoRGEB L. WALTBARK, 9l"
Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa, if now
ON land. will, il you write and enclose
stamp for reply, tell You that three
wears ago, when in Central America, he
was prostrated with kidney and liver trOu-
bic ola very serious nature. He was de-
lirious. skin very dark, liver enlarged one
bird. stomach too sensitive for the sim
plest food" Seven bottles of Warnre's :
safe cure completely cured him and saved
his life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03

A nUDE beautiful tight-trousercd
dGde. slipped on a loose stone and bruised
its dainty ankle. The gentle patient Is
doing well. He uses salvation Oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03
GOOD THEY CAN no.

John Bradford said that he counted that
dav nothing ut all i'll which he had not, by
nen or tongue, done some good. If Il man
bcrin right, | cannot tell how many tears
he may wipe away, how many burdens he
may lit, how many orphans he may com
G,rt, how many OutcaSts he may reclaim.
There have been men who have given
their whole life in the right direction, con-
centratlng all their wit and ingenuity, and
mental acumen, and physical force and
enthusiasm for Christ They climbed the
mountain. and dclvcd into the mine, and
crossed the sea. and trudged the desert,
and dropped. ut last, into martyrs graves,
waiting for the resurrection Of the Just.
They measured their lives 10y the chains
they broke Of, by the garments they put
upon nakedncSs, by the miles they travel
ed to alleviate every kind OF suffering
They felt in the thrill Of every nerve, in
the motion of every muscle, iii the very
throb Oi their hearts, in every respiration
of their lungs. the magnificent truth: NO
man ivc,h for himself" They went
through cold and through heat, tOot-bistcr-
OIL ,h.ek-smitten. hack-Scourgcd, tempest
I,sbej to do their whole duty. That Is
the wav they measured liIr-hy the amount
of GOOD they could do Do you want to
l,now how old Luther WAS; how old
Richard Baxter WAS; how old Philip Dodd-
RIDGE YaSy Why You cannot calculate the
length OF their lives by any human arith-
metic. Add to their lives ten thonsaud
times ten thousand years, and you have
NOT EXPRESSED it-what they have lived OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03

TtNIJI TT NIIIUTII,
typhoid. Scarlet and yellow FcNerS'
Measles, DiphtIIcrh, smallpox Chol-
era, &c.
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid will destroy
the infection of all icyerS and all coEta'
.ious and infectious diseases. Will kecF
the atmosphere OF any sick-room pure and
wholesome. absorbing and destroying I'M
healthy etfluvia and contagion resulting
thcrclrom. Will ncutralilc any bad smell
whatever not by Disgusting it, but by de
strOying it.
Use Darbys Prophylactic Fluid in every
SiCk-TOOm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03
WHEELING w. VA, MONDAY MORNING JANUARY 31987

text: How old art thou?" Towards
what destiny are YOU tending. and how
fast are you getting on toward it?
Again: remark that there are many
who estimate their lives on earth by their
sorrows and their miStOrtunes. Through a
great many of your lives the plough-share
hds gone very deep, turning up terrible
iuTyow You have been BETRAYED and mis-
represented, and set upon. aud slapped of
mpertlnenCe, Elndipoundcd by misfortune.
The brightest life must have lis shadows.
and the SmOothest path its thous. On
the lapplcSt brood the hawk pounceS. No
eSrap" from trouble of some kind While
glorious John Milton WAS losing his eve
SIGHT, he heard that SulmaSiuS was clad of
1t. While ShcridanS comedy WAS being
enacted in Drury Lane Theatre, Cumhcr-
land, his enemy, sat growing at it in the
Stagr-boN. While Bishop Cooper was sur
rounded by the favor Of learned men his
wife took his lexicon manuscript, the re-
suit OF u long life oi anxiety and toll, and
threw it into the fire
MISFORTUNE, TRIAL, VENATIoN,
for almost every one. Pope, applaudrd of
all the world, has i StoOp in the shoulder
that aanuyS him So much that he has u
tunnel dug, ST. that he may 90 uuobscrved
from garden Ia grOtto. and from grOttO to
to garden. CauO, the famous Spanish ar
tiSt. is disguised with the crucitiN that the
priest holds before him, because tits such a
poor specimen oisCUlpturr. And, 80, some
times through taste, and sometimes through
distreSsr.S. aye i'm ten thousand ways, trOu-
hlcs come to harlss and annoy. And yet
it Is unfair to measure mans life by his
fortunes, htcLusr where there is one stalk
OF nightShIde, there are nifty marigolds
and harrhelS: where there is one cloud
thundcr-chargcd. there are hundreds that
stray across the heavens the glory of land
and sky asleep in their bosom. because
death came and took your child away,
did you Immediately forget all the five
vclr>, "a the ten years, or the fifteen years
in which she came every night for Il kiss
all the tones ol your heart pealing forth at
the sound OF her voice or the soft touch OF
her hand EevauSe in some financial Eu-
rocINiOn your fortune went into the
breakers did you forget all those years in
which the uNurics and cNtrIyagmtc>
OF life saowcrcd on your pathway: Alas
that is IN uuwlsc man, an ungrItciul man,
an unfair man, an unphiloSophic man.
and, most ui all. an uuchri>tiIn man, who
measures his life ON earth hE gruans, and
/ tcar~. and dy>pcptic tit, and abuse, and
sroru, ami terror. and ucurtl9Ic thrust
AgGu. | remark that there arc many
people who estimate ther ltIc on earth by
| the amount ui
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03

LONDON, January 2.-Curtis, the de-
iaulting Plymouth solicitor has been ar
rested in Calcutta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03

But have to tell you that Il man who
estimates his life ON earth by mere worldly
qualification is most unwlse man. Our
line is not to be a glmeof chess. 1t Is not
a dance in lighted hall, to quick music.
Z, i, not the lroth OF an ale pitcher. 1t is
not the settings OF wine cup. 1t Is not
q banquet with iutoNjcation and roysi'r-
inc. IL is the first step ON ladder that
mounts into the skies, or the first step on
q r.s,L that p,ungeS iuto u horrible abyss
:, that in this world We are only keyIng
up the harp Of rapture, or forging the
chain of u bondage. And standing before
YOU. to-day. with life on the one side ana
death ON the other; sang ON the one size
and yroluiug ON the other; mansions on
the. one side and dungeons on the othrr' >
heaven on the one side and hell ON the
other put TO you the question oi the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03

[CoatiRued on Fourth Pdge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03

.TunN \. LOGAN WAS said to bc decided
~ happy. lie had found ont the secret ol
successful campaigning. II WAS a plcntl-
iu supply OF Dr. Buil's Cough Syrup. 1t
keeps a man calm and serene.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03

In 1885, the French resolved tht at
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29

ne tzx 9 I. nEastiek lowed ne British shIg
Persian % Tacoma ntea n today. she WI
lead Whaat q thst port
ne liElshuusa tender Ma1g1pltas tns tul
Tacoma nnd the ste4neE AtEa Anderson
eoaise AZ his port tsdaF.
The 0reRonfnn had the following paragraph
En- freiehs1 e Portland On Wednesday morn
inas seTha NurHshg and Q County Of Angie
-. 10 yseerdsy. nFe pIsce1 On TIE opan Inst.
me nfsi appears 10 % without coasigsee.
VILE the other came inward 90 DalfsuR. sush'
ris Co. bat msy hzvsa ehartsr ioE grain On
n ID Francisoo thsrs vas very lsttls IN
quIry and . barely stsaay markss on Tues
ne schooner wFJswett which nj ed frou
Port Ludlow todaF. Il . new Schooner built u
that n.rf b. Boole for Mr. KnsWla0d Of San
Franeisoo. whose mfils aEe at Umpqua River
A. hsf nrsf cargo ne takss from Ladlev $50.
90 fase Of lumber.
Rol1 Dno0vIET. ssps. sa-Anivsd-saiE
Rrnis welt.
ssiled--Bark Malsstic.
Ponr LrDLow. Sept. A-ssIled-sehoons'
Posf Tovymss. Sept as.-Arrived-Barh
Pom SLAma1, sept. ss.-sAllsd-BA'l
Columbia.
Pozr aAzsLz. sspt. aa.-Anavsa-sArl
eoDomA
Trees. s.pa. MA ship rs sovsd on
/ 81 the sus GelIah aad barb passsa out On
hark passed d q . n.
San yRAScmcos sept, 2S.-- cieared-shlp DO
salIsd-sleanas Wellington. Nsnaino.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29

onAsurTrus ~ xss RAss10n ~ TEn
sn0onD kTns1T nAIGWAx oArxAAhoA
eff se knew % 9 asStainfy thae -
wor1a sernre enf frmneIhiss fof ne etfeat
rzilwas.U sai1 Z. l. hlxon gosiefoays
.'ws w1uid ret Tsnoy " 10 - wysA so
50 b gFepare6 70 beGin 90 70 ~ sosr
l0wine fbe aFans ~ the CeaaeaL :
know last where - can Ret ouz s1iis
and there woald b ~ oslsy: ~
splsnaid wsathsf q gsseioas, aao :, = :
pity 70 SO IL wasted.
Carrying tie memoEg IS tbs fs1sxN
wifh aim whsn be mes Oouneamsn
Baoon, the reporter p1l V him tne 49,
ton a. " ths pgoosole fats % soc ffsa
ohiss. II hass bad 20 t4lk Win q
nambsfs Of tho Csaosii about ~ e
aasd, ssbus / ga 80 ne ODD soston y ~
sne ths nee sompsny the aasns psiyl-
lsas e. aranbed 20 Bsnnesa. ua1s e
q ooBsislsnt ID thts mateef. 10 ffAn-
ehiaa Wili no donbt hs amfndsd 70 1onss
siiaht parslsalaFs. bat i wtli % eonot
BE- paassd vita prsssieAllg ne sane tsa.
turea IN Il - Bennett's. We ~ouio
have been perfeolg wilma 70 Halt tha
Qraza sarnfnRs tax IN The Bennsts iran
ehlas 20 ewo cents IN She maximam ano
IL oanta Ii the mintmum with tOt9i
ressans for ave years. Tbs sax psovt-
uisn IN the nee franchise. boiieqe, =
for a nes earnings tsx. That ts TOO
hsrd b ast e. snail insist on arose
earnings tax eiaune 10 nuswef Instead OF
8 liasnse fsa. ! hsvs heard somsfninG
ab9ut An asismpt 20 sicuee total exemp-
tinn from tsxatlon f1R = certain length
Of flme. I shall expose that believe
thnt Al ufooerty Should be taxed aiika
II mean wIth Eefsfsnoe 10 tbs plant. ]
Should favor = release from ths lleenss
tax for Eve years, u Isqaeaeed, Toe
same a. IN the other. Tne ordinance
will b read 4 second time next satur.
dag aud thea 60 r. the O9mmittef."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29

mn YnxsDmr OF a HEw oAIgF0nzEA
nokD TALKS.

mn vnxnDur OF a EEw oALxEoEzzA
MokD TALKS.
sAs FaANc1sco. Sept. ~. I. WI
hur, Preaidsui Of TIE nsw San JsaQuan
valley Railroad, sDeakiug Of ths Aa1o-
eiatad Ffsna dispaiah from bskarnneio,
10 regard to tue construction q sue $50
read from MSbave - bakarsasld, said
that the ashsms msntiosed W0ol1 form
Z part Of the new Fnad.
The road is g private enterprise, "
said BE-, sand In spite Of all the talk l
can say there 10 nothing IN the report Of
tie Santa Pc system controlling our
esmpauy. We propose 10 bald Cur
road a. Fapidly aa possible, no matter II
ws DO parallel tbs other line. We feel
e3nvinoad that q rival line 10 the South
egn Paei6o has caused the prosperity Of
Southern California, end feel that .
as@ilaF road vii do he same Tor San
Ffansisoo aud this end OF TIE state.
Ths Santa Pc may ran over cur line, Tor
thai u whaf u hes done elsewhere.
Our Ilns vii osFtsinly b built as soon
AZ nosHibion
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29

NkerIa VIVA tn1ast aa4A afAT e
,nsn- 8ss-in % o1ao4y IN y sen445
nfsaxnpon. a. ENsait II 10nNe eh1zzlA
10 af1ana p1F1Ii1p sheEe - iAzil1 3.
finm - tara aIseoaes4 dptlAfs y 49,
- tiaa6E y ths hse-p ski1R tn1,1e4.
eeeua1 10 % very psasaisnN An4 nAi.ss
~ Ne msa @eE8 osofG4 1sylets
WaIlsee. Themas Alien, hiooeks Ne.
Mia and ". a1aa4Ee. ln11ss sae1ss
we're found easinel ne weole pnls5 - y.
fesdar. aad fhey vii bs tfis5 e -
term - cjSsfA
TT nixon amd 0Isy Knninsss bsa1
.ese. sarferfng. ou4 On ne peor9seH
iffa q eha HAF1 nalluay 80 aea.
sorss ehssaes - 4. nF. Hsgs fsye -
hawsll banin o1nstfaes1s1 ssgs s1a..ll
nog and ne o1l7 fes11n ne -
rnossa "A 90 nlntts3 baf1ss so J. -
fert fhsf - rnrh 10 SIC inmber nuA
nsss has ahass6s6 hls tIme and atlee'
tfOn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29

A San Francisco company has aaked
f0F an sbsolats boaaa Oh ei2S 600. With
fFAnohise. for building q cable line OF
street railway In Seattle. One hundred
thousand dollars Of the bonus hiss al
ready been raised. Il there any cues.
tion about the fatars Of q CITY whose
enseRprisinq eiaixena respond ~ libaF-
ally 70 puzzle enseFpTisesl Here 81
Waate0n = suhsoFiptien 10 the capital
stock Of only $4,000 Il asked % secure
lhe buildina OF t4fty mica Of railroad
from hslliasham Bag 10 the eeAl and
Iron minsa On TIE uppae 8kaait. and e.
yes less than enc half the amount has
bssu subscribed. what about the f.
tuFe Of town Whoss Ctssasna are ahso
leteiy blind b their oen iutsrsstei
daaA % loaa a. thu entsrpEisine element
predoniratea IN Seattle and the moss-
eaeks remain On the top IN Whatoom,
iast 20 long utii every dollar that l.
made and raised 10 WnacoEn aounty BE-
poured into The eaasrs OF seattle. g.
attic enterprise vail bald Q city on
Elliott'a Bag, bat vii not coutrihaae 3
dollar towards che upbaildinn Of o rival
90 bellinaha@ BAy. Whalcam pos.
sesses tne nataFAl aavsusaRea, but u alt
eoea for nsuett when pitas4 against
raAlie spirit and en1sfpEiss. - " hsieosa
Arnsslff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29
No sVsaGoGBg.
VII mn HnBnEws or TKE oF-T HAVE 10
NO PLACE OF wenanEP,

W.T. mn HnDnEWs or TEE oF-T HAVE 10
NO PLACE % WsnaHfP,
Yesterday services wsEe hsid By the
Hshrew eommanitF 10 the Masonic Hall,
beginning a. 8 Q. m. and ooaelndinR 81
>. a., whsn she holiday, Yom kippur,
wsa ~ an end. William Wolh Of the
First Ward. offieiatad.
Speaking 70 MF. BsFlineF. Of the arm
Of Kanlmau a BsFlineT, yes efday. con
oarnino theas services, she P0sT-lNfnx-
LI0ENcnn man inquired shy tue Hs-
bEsws Of the city old ncl build . sgna.
Roeee.
We are MOI Numerous enough to hold
services, and besides vs 90 nos ease %
60 about Rmona members OF other De.
nominations 20 aak for assistance %
build 8 nynaQ0aue. II Ne we're manner
ons enough 10 hold the services We could
than afford 70 build q synagogue our
selves. without assistancs. bnt 70 asa
not.n
aDo ths msmbars OF oshsF dsoomi,
nations ssh your assistance 10 build
ehuFaheafH
.Do they Wen I should say thsy
did. Every dsy or % we ere asked q
Subscribe TOT ssmethina IN The ohuFct
line. II woald not be 8 gFsaa expenss
anyhow. 10 support . synagogue. bal
for tha reason stated We have none and
consequently have 10 services exospl
on holidays"
"Why ere you not pnmsFoas enough
There ars forty people, a. least, hese -
the hall--a very fair congregation, said
che PoaT iNTnLLi0KMcMA man.
Well. you nee, IN tne Jewish syna-
Gn0ue q II accessory thai . certain nan
Der be present 70 bold the services. iasl
like the mestlng nf society thai ~.
qniFe8 a qanFum % Be present. Tue
presence Of ten men at least is necessary
IN the syuaaogue 10 enable the services
10 psooeed. Zen men 10 largs proper
iios % the entire Jewish population
and ~ the stores are al open on SAtnr
aaf, Ftquirina the aftention Of maoJ
Of them, the synagogue could hardly
thrive